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[Flying Dice]

Shit, my bad. Didn't mean to take the party tank away. 

[tryrar]

No, we got a paladin to back us up, so we still had a tank. It's just everyone forgot the resist fire for the first part of the fight

[My Name is Immaterial]

Lets see... I can have my wolves provide enough cover to wall us off in the storage room for 20 minutes, or wall the demon inside the basement for 20 minutes, or only a few turns, depending on how strong it is. Should we make dive for the chest room first or just GTFO?

[tryrar]

Depends. What do you think are the odds of a good aligned(or more likely, cold iron) weapon among the chests are? Given that this IS storage for the cultists...

Hell, just a wand of lesser orb of acid would work since I can spam that and eventually wear him down

[My Name is Immaterial]

I have no idea. Probably not good.
We could take our time and search the chests, get some stuff, and then flee, hoping that we can tank the AoOs. That might be our best option.

[Kassire]

So uh, I made a thing.
I'm not completely sure what it is, and if someone has any problems with it, the only thing I have to say is we have an archivist and a wizard in the party. But anyways, it might be a gimmick thing until the party decides they should do something with Croilaid's corpse. Of course everything is at Rem's discretion.

[Remuthra]

So you made a Karrian bladedancer thingy? Sweet.

[Kassire]

So you made a Karrian bladedancer thingy? Sweet.

Tote's not to make fun of Tau, trust me, don't look at the AC either

[Remuthra]

Once upon a time, this wasn't 40k. Then, it was.

[Kassire]

Once upon a time, this wasn't 40k. Then, it was.

Atleast I actually do melee, like a true man, except I use my wisdom to dodge bullet's n' shit, yet I'm not a librarian.

[My Name is Immaterial]

I have some bad news:

Even an epic-level character is probably a long way from becoming a deity, at least in most campaigns. However, there is a goal to which the purest and most devoutly good characters can aspire at almost any level: sainthood. No temple or religious organization needs to give its formal approval for a character to become a saint. Rather, sainthood is a gift bestowed by the deities of good and the mightiest celestials to those exalted heroes who deserve it.
In order to qualify for sainthood, a character must meet the following qualifications, as well as any additional requirements set by the DM:
• Must be of good alignment
• Must have at least three exalted feats
• Must never have lost the benefit of exalted feats or class abilities
because of committing an evil act, even if the character
properly atoned
• Must at all times behave in a way the DM considers to be
exemplary of the exalted path described in this book
• Must be at least 6th level
• Must make an extraordinary sacrifice (not necessarily his or
her life) for the good of another

[Remuthra]

It's called fraud, mate.

[My Name is Immaterial]

?

[Remuthra]

I think he's just calling himself a saint.

[My Name is Immaterial]

Low-light vision and 60-foot darkvision.
Protective Aura- light nimbus radius: of 20 feet magic circle against evil; lesser globe of invulnerability cleric level = SaintHit Dice
Tongues Speak w/ any creature w/ language
Holy Power Special attack DC's +2 (Spell of S & E included)
Holy touch: Additional 1d6 dam. against evil creature; 1d8 evil undead & evil outsiders
At will guidance, resistance, virtue, bless CL = Hit dice DC = CHA
Is Outsider
Fast Healing (Ex): Each round, heals damage = to 1/2 of Hit Dice (including character levels, not a maximum of 10 points healed).
Immunities: immune to acid, cold, electricity, and petrification attacks
Armour insight bonus to AC = to WIS bonus.

That's a Saint.